Think you’re awesome at Dragon Nest PvP and want to prove yourself on the international stage? Registration for the Dragon Nest National Team Qualifier Tournament opens from 15 June to 20 June. Read more »
As Dota 2 inches towards completion, Valve has released yet another patch for the game. The most important detail in this patch is the inclusion of three heroes: Chaos Knight, Phantom Assassin, and Gyrocopter. Read more »
Singapore’s Kun-Xian “Xian” Ho on Sunday defeated Japan’s Daigo Umehara to win the Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition 2012 (AE2012) event at the Evo 2012 Southeast Asia Major held in Singapore. Read more »
Valve announced on Friday details for The International Dota 2 Championships 2012. Read more »
Last weekend saw a mass of major tournaments around the world for the StarCraft II scene. From Dreamhack in Stockholm to Major League Gaming (MLG)‘s Spring in New York City and the Australian Cyber League (ACL) in Sydney, all around the world we got the chance to watch all our favourite players duke it out. Read more »
Shanda Games International, the publishers of Dragon Nest SEA, will be hosting a regional PvP tournament this weekend from 19-21 April, at Funan DigitaLife Mall. Read more »
Kushagra, the head organiser of the India Gaming Carnival (IGC), has issued a statement which attempts to blame various parties for the shoddy management of the tournament, but ends up exposing how reckless, inexperienced and unprofessional he really is. Read more »
Although MiTH sent 21 players to India for the terribly-run India Gaming Carnival (IGC) — and presumably spent a small fortune on travel and accommodation for the entire team — the Thais felt it was still worth it, team director Chanignun Thipairote said. Read more »
Orange Esports (MY) had to step in to help run the Call of Duty 4 and Dota tournaments at the India Gaming Carnival (IGC) last weekend, as the tournament marshals could not run the events on their own. Read more »
The IGN Pro League 4 (IPL 4) finals ended with a blast last weekend after three days of intense gaming, with Fnatic’s Lee-Seok “aLive” Han (KR-SC2) emerging as champion. However, what made IPL 4 especially memorable was the “We want LAN” controversy which happened at the Global StarCraft II Team League (GSTL) finals. Read more »
